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a police officer opens fire with one man inside. one man is deed. we will bring you more. the shooting comes one day after another police shooting. video of the dramatic chase that led up to the deadly encounter. you are taking a live look at construction crews on the site of a huge sinkhole. as demolition begins and the search is called off.

. good morning, welcome to "mornings on 2". it is march 3rd. >> i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. >> a lot of green on the radar. not necessarily hitting the ground. we will go to rosemary: >> you are right. clouds joining us this morning and the possibility of a passing shower. here is the thing, we are so dry that most of this, not necessarily hitting the ground could be seeing a little bit of light drizzle. and in the west section there near half moon bay and san mateo and picked up a cell earlier this morning. this is what we are going to see throughout the morning hours. hit or miss. and possibility of a few sprinkles. livermore reported a few sprinkles this morning. you can see a bigger blob, if you will. along 82. this is a slight chance of rain and temperatures will be

cooler. i will show you the numbers, coming up. we begin with breaking news in the east bay. another police shoot ng the bay area. >> alex savidge is live and there are questions about how one of the suspects tide. alex? >> reporter: we are not getting any official information from the police department thus far and we have confirmed there was a shooting from a hayward police officer. the car was trying to ram the officer. was we push down here on the street, it is still here beyond the crime scene tape. we are told the officer shot into the car. the car then sped off and crashed here. as you can see. one person has died here. this is now a crime scene at the intersection of d street on foot hill boulevard this morning, the person who died at the scene. we don't know that they died after gunshot wound. there was a second person inside the car who was transported to the hospital, we are told. this police shooting all began at 3:00 this morning.

it started a few blocks away on the 700 block of fletcher. that's when an officer there tried to make a stop on a suspicious car. it backed up into the officer and that's when the officer opened fire. >> i don't know what happened. it was about five gunshots. it is was like pou, pou, pou. and it -- pow, pow, and it woke me up. >> reporter: the secondary scene is still a crime scene. that's where the initial shooting took place. no officers were seriously hurt here and they are still not looking for someone outstanding. >> we have a call into the sergeant with the highwayward police department and as you can see, -- heyward police department. we are waiting to get more information on the officer-involved shooting in hayward. >> they shot and killed a

suspect after a while chase on highway 85 and through city streets. the officers gunned down the man yesterday afternoon after a 20 minute pursuit. the 25-year-old suspect first got their attention when he was driving around acting suspiciously. they pursued him and backed off and it was in a residential neighborhood. soon after, a second pursuit started. officers say he pointed a gun and threw items out of the speeding car. and women's purse. he drove with the blown out rear tire and rammed three police cars. >> i saw the guy laying on the ground so. >> there was like 30, 40 cop cars out there. >> the officers who fired the shots and they are on paid administrative leave. >> hours, earlier a daly city

man was a stolen car suspect. as we reported yesterday on "mornings on 2", they pursued the suspect into san francisco near k. and the passenger -- near candlestick park and the driver jumped out and ran with a gun. he pointed the gun at both san francisco and daly city police officers and that's when they shot and killed him. >> in overis night news. a car full of teenageers were on the run from the chp, officers tried to pull over the car. they suspected the driver was drunk. >> the vehicle eventually plowed into a fence. and there were five teens in the car and police say the injuries range from minor to serious. >> gill roy police are investigating a bar fight that turned into a stabbing near a popular restaurant. >> that happened before midnight. and this is on monterey street. >> a 36-year-old man was found

with stab wound in his back. he got into a fight with a man who was arrested for homicide. this victim was ira lifted to a nearby trauma center. they were ordered to to this. this is at wesley man more at hamilton boulevard in campbell. they provide affordable housing to seniors. it started on the high rise. and they were evacuated. everyone else was told to stay in the apartments. no reports of any injuries. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> happening now, authorities have called off the search for a florida man swallow he had by a sinkhole and now they are demolishing it as they try to stabilize the situation there. you can see the demolition is underway. you can see. they have gotten off the front porch of the house and pulling things out. right now. the hole underneath the home believed to be at least 30 feet

by 30 feet. and again, they do think it is growing. yesterday, firefighters gave the families of two nearby homes less than an hour to grab their things and get out of there. >> jeremy bush whose brother jeffrey was swallowed by the sinkhole. he said he is still shocked by everything happened. >> it is like i am still sleeping. it is not real. >> whoever would think you would get up and run to your brother's room and find a big hole in the floor and your brother is down in the hole. >> the crews say the ground is too unstable to try to recover the body of jeffrey bush. so they have called off the search. he was again swallowed by the hole when it opened up underneath his bedroom thursday night. >> they are testing the soil. and depending on the results of the test. well, they are going to continue the demolition as they try to get rid of the house and stabilize the situation out there. we will of course keep an eye

object that for you. >> one of the largest taxicab companies in las vegas went on strike early this morning. >> drivers for yellow checkered star transportation walked off the job. they are upset because the company had a contract rejected by 70% of the union members. it is reported that 400 cab drivers have turned off their engines and picketing has begun. >> one of the best try athletes is getting ready to swim from alcatraz. >> this is the 33rd escape from alcatraz triathlon. you are looking at video from last year's race. as they came out of the water. 2,000 people are competing this morning. this is what is ahead for them. after the 1.5 mile swim from alcatraz, they will get on the bikes and bake pore 18 miles and back to the water fronts.

then they finish it off with a run that goes through the presidio and back to the marine green. we have one of our reporters participating in that. >> wish him all the best and all the competitors the best. when they finish and cross the finish line out there. couple of sprinkles. >> pockets of area. >> won't be a big deal. >> good morning to you. most of us waking up dry. >> again, the radar is showing us returns. >> the rain is light and it will be a hit and miss. >> splash and dash. as you want to call it. and give you a live look across the bay. where we are mostly gray. >> few low clouds have developed as well. >> the fog is not too bad and visibility anywhere from five to 7 miles around the area. >> we continue to trek a few scattered showers. >> again, most of us not moist enough to see this hit the ground. little bit of drizzle a possibility. this is the call for the

morning hours and even into the afternoon. it will be a slight chance. and right around here in san francisco. and just along in the embarcadero and true drizzle and light rain near lake merced and daly city. and we are picking up a little bit of green here. livermore did report a few scattered showers this morning. that has since moved off to the east. a look here for your sunday. here we are with all the gray. bits of moisture moving through time and time again. it is now 9:00. >> you can see along the southern half of the peninsula. and southeast of fremont into the 11:00 hour. >> not a lot and perhaps enough to water the grass. into the afternoon we have a few showers that pop up and perhaps as few scattered showers for the afternoon. for today, in a nutshell, we are mostly cloudy. leaving the possibility of maybe a little bit of drizzle and light rain and it will be

continuous on and off and not going to cause you a whole lot of trouble and the afternoon highs are cooler. with that said and the clouds overhead and moist air in place we are warming this morning. 51 in oakland. and 50 san rafael. 50 san francisco. redwood city as well as mountain view. there is a peek at the afternoon highs. anywhere from five to 10 degrees cooler where we were yesterday morning or yesterday afternoon. the extended forecast shows you by monday, we will be dry. partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. and it is not going to last. we have a bigger storm coming in tuesday afternoon. and even a chance for scattered showers on thursday. >> temperatures will be cool in the afternoon. >> low 60s. i have the very latest on the rain cast model, coming up. taking aim at a senator's life with twitter. >> they are apologizing what they tweeted about mitch

mcconif they will's wife. >> this capsule is on a mission and where the capsule is this morning. we will take you outside. it is a little gray. that's the san mateo bridge as traffic moves along there. just fine. minor accidents around the bay area. and not to stop you from where you are going. we will keep a an eye on it for you. it is 7:11. this is "mornings on 2". ♪ [ male announcer ] get the speed to make great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪ [ male announcer ] save the day in an instant. at&t. ♪ as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios

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. welcome back. giving a view there from mound diablo. low -- mount diablo. >> after a shaky flight, the cargo capsule is now docked at the international space station. they ran into a glitch yesterday after takeoff from cape canaveralful and it took flight control several hours to

al advantage the flight. they are delivering 1 ton of goods with food and research experiments by by area high school students. >> 700 homes have collapsed in china following the earthquake. it struck in the yunnan province. at least 20 people are hurt and the 700 homes destroyed. another 2500 are damaged. people on an united airlines jet are safe on the ground. they had to make an emergency landing. it happened at 4:30 yesterday afternoon -- 4:30. yesterday afternoon. it had a hydraulic problem. it was headed to sso from vancouver with 125 passengers and crew members on board. a parasailer is is in the

hospital after injuring himself. he fell 50 feet to the ground. someone saw the accident and was able to call 9-1-1. he was taken to a hospital. six family members including two children were killed after a crash on a kentucky highway. yesterday, a tractor trailer rear ended a ford expedition carrying eight people. it burst into flames. killing the two adults and a the children. the driver of the tractor trailer is cooperating with the investigation. he is telling us, he saw the vehicle in front of him and he hit the brakes and didn't hit them in time. >> police say they are trying to determine why he did not notice the expedition in time to stop. two children did escape and they are in good condition. they will talk to voters about the sequester. >> pelosi spoke at a fundraiser

of 100 black women. she said the sequester hit families the hardest and programs like head start. >> they cut tens of thousands of positions in head start. when those kids can't go to head start. their moms will not be able to go to work. think of what that does to the families. >> they will go to the women's group employment and training program. it is the last day of the gop convention and one key strategy is taking center stage for republicans. yesterday's speakers included carl rove and talked about spread ising the party message to a more diverse audience. >> registered latino audiences will out number eligible white voters. >> republicans need not capture a majority of latino votes, but we must do significantly better than we have.

the spring convention wraps up today with the delegates electing a chairman. state democrats will hold the convention in sacramento next months. one of the republicans is is furious about a post targeting his wife. kentucky senator mitch mcconnell is the senate leader. they tweeted a disparaging remark of his wife. former secretary of stateally line chow. they they apologized for the tweet. this is yahoo's decision to end telecom muting. the move came after marissa meyer checked the virtual private network laws. they use that program to log in when they work from home. apparently it showed employees weren't logging in enough and that led to her announcement last week that it will end in june. they need a more collaborative

company culture. they took resident insist the peninsula for a little ride along. they took to facebook and twitter for a virtual ride along. they posted pictures and documented stories on the night while patrolling in san carlos. >> it is a push to react with the community and show them we are on the same team. >> the more they know about the neighborhood and the people in the neighborhood, it is for the better. >> these are some from the event. it lasted until midnight. more than two dozen firefighters will report for duty for the first time this morning, the new firefighters were hired after more than a year of station brownouts and layoffs and $8 million federal grant is paying for their salaries and benefits. they took a 10% salary cut to help the department make the new hires. >> dozens of teaching positions could be on the line.

they will cut more than 46 full time positions at its annual budget meeting on wednesday. they must be notified by possible layoffs and the board cut 115 as part of the ban. this is causing confusion. the law prohibits schools for charging fees for classroom items and oakland at this times. and schools can't require children to bring certain materials from class. now, they are trying to raise money for field strips and school sun fries. >> they are not sure what they allow. and supporters say this is going to level the playing field for low income families. this boy was suspended after biting his breakfast pastry into a shape that the teacher thought looked like a gun. he is a second grader in baltimore. he said he was trying to bite his snack into the shape of a mountain. when they teacher saw his

pastry. he was suspended for two days. >> it was already a rectangle. i kept on biting. and for off the top of it. it looked like a gun but it wasn't. >> the the school sent the letter home and said he used food to make inappropriate gestures. >> he said his son has adhd and his actions were innocent. the time now is 7:20. somber anniversary met with both tears and celebration. what residents are saying one year later about the tornado havocked community. >> -- about the tornado ravaged community. >> cloudy, cooler and for some, maybe a sprinkle. i will have what you can expect for your sunday, coming up.

republicans,. there is a big change when tornadoes leveled communities like henryville and they have brought support and generous donations giving survivor as reason to celebrate. they reflected back on the tragedy and the outpouring of love all over the nation. >> in the two minutes, we lost two houses. two cars. it was gone. >> how amazing. they have come from everywhere to be here and help us to encourage us and help us rebuild. hundreds of homes were destroyed back in 2012 and 14 people killed in the afternoon that was riddled with five tornadoes. the legendary iditarod race continues today. this year's the 66 mushers are competing with cogs that race 1,000 miles across alaska to

the bering sea coast. they made it in 27 hours and 25 minutes. they have come across birds with a bit of a bite. the beautiful white birds live at mckinley park and even trying to take their picture or walking by them gets their feathers all riled up. >> some people agitate them and it adds to the problem. >> they got agitated bying toes or teenager. >> they know what it is like to get it. >> every i am the couple goes to the nearby pond where there are more birds. they squawk and flap at them and they have been staying put by the rose garden. >> i might avoid the rose garden. >> look at it from afar. >> 7:25. may be a nice day to head outside. rosemary orozco, you said -- rosemary, you said it was going to be cooler. >> the second half when they started to thicken up a bit and

today, we are going to be even cooler of five to 10 degrees of cooling expected by the afternoon. outside our doors. mostly cloudy skies. and actually warmer once we get out the door this morning. >> take a look. we are tracking a little bit of moisture here and by pulling, very, very close. you can see lake merced and crossing over into south san francisco and perhaps as little drizzle out your door. this will be in the morning hours. i move this into motion. >> we are actually starting to clear out just a bit. >> partly sunny skies with thinning clouds like clear lake, napa may pick up a sprinkle. the time stamp reads 4:00. pulling through the northeast corner and central valley. that is going to be it. it is not going to bring us a lot. the leftover moisture will bring us low level clouds and

start the morning hour drive. this is the system we have been hoping for and bring us anywhere from a quarter inch to a half inch of rain across the bay area. and if we are lucky, we will get an inch out of this. and the sierra is expected to pick up a half foot to a foot of fresh snow. meanwhile, mostly cloudy for today. slight chance of hit or miss shower. temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. cool afternoon. extended forecast shows you what we talked about there. they will rebound on monday. in between systems and by tuesday afternoon, here comes the rain. sliding south. we all look to be wet wednesday morning and tapering off to scattered showers and leaving a possibility for scattered showers as well. back to the desk. >> it is the first sunday since pope benedict stepped down. what is happening today. as the community mourns;

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i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. >> they heard gun after gunshot. and they are trying to figure out if the suspect died from gunfire or a car crash. alex savidge is live at the scene where police still have the area blocked offer. >> reporter: we are not getting any official statements from the hayward police. and it was an officer-involved shooting. and the officer that fired, fired into the car that we will show you here. it still remains at the scene. it was trying to back up into the officer and trying to ram the officer. >> it took place a couple of blocks away from where we are now. it had two people inside. and sped off and crashed at the intersection of d street and foot hill boulevard. >> obviously we can see from the video. there was a body here at the scene and talking with police. it is unclear at this point if the person died of a gunshot wound. >> there was also a second person inside the car who we

saw being transported to the hospital as well. >> it is unclear what the injuries were. >> this police shooting happened around 3:00. and the 700 block of fletcher lane. and that's where an officer trying to make a traffic stop on a suspicious car, that car, backed up into the officer. and that's when the officer opened fire. >> we talked with one neighbor who heard several gunshots. >> very frightening. you don't here about anything like this. around this neighborhood. it is very close to home and it is scary. >> i heard gunshots. and it is scary. what is going object. it is pretty scary. >> now, at this point i told police are not actively looking for anyone else in connection with the shooting this morning. i am told no officers were seriously hurt here. we will bring you out live here. this is a very large crime scene. this is the intersection of d streets and it is shut down with crime scene tape in all

directions this morning. it will be for some time as the hayward police investigate this shooting. i have a call into the sergeant hoping to get more information soon. we will bring it to you when we get it. live in hayward, alex savage, channel 2 news a man is facing charges for steal ago memorial for the two centers. santa cruz woman said they saw them get into the taxi. they followed the taxi and recovered the flowers. the man was identified as kenneth fray and he was booked for vandalizing a memorial and public intoxication this is confident and touching. santa cruz police officers discovered the teddy bear. on the chest. a purple heart with a note. purple heart is for the sacrifice above and beyond the call of duty.

when one loses their life for the protection of mother others. >> it is left by an unnobody veteran or person of the military. this is scheduled for march 7th at noon. it is held at the hp pavilion for the thousands that will attend. it begins at 11:00 a.m. and we will be streaming the service live on ktvu.com. it was santa clara's biggest buy back. they collected more than 500 firearms. most were rifles and they were exchanged $100 and others were handed $200 when they turned in dozens of assault weapons. >> these are exceptional. >> it will take a high capacity magazine. >> sheriff's officials say the department handed out $15,000 during the buy back. they did not run out of money

and extended hours of the event. the buy back was paid for by public funds from the county p solano county is getting ready for the event at fairgrounds. $200 for assault weapons. and $100 for one weapon a person is dead after being hit by a car. it happened in the gill roy area. >> highway patrol said it appears to and male pedestrian. it is not clear why he was walking on the highway. that incident is still under investigation a homeless encampment will be swept away. >> living on string street near the airport will be given a warning. 72 hours later, they will begin cleaning out the encampment. it will take downey structures and storing all property and

belongings for 90 days. a house fire took the life of a 34-year-old man. they found him outside of his home just after 9:00 a.m. yesterday morning. he he had second and third degree burns over most of his body. he was flown to the davis medical center where he later died. investigateers say they think the fire started in the kitchen. >> massive wildfire in california has been put out and now the search begins to figure out what started it. >> it started thursday and burned more than 300 acres. >> crews remained at the scene to make sure it didn't flare up again. they were evacuated from their homes and one rv was destroyed. >> they were looking into whether flying embers may have sparked it. and a fast moving wildfire continues to burn at daytona beach. >> it prompted evacuations of more than 300 homes. late last night people were

allowed to return back home. the fire is now 75% contained. high wind and low humidity are still a concern. scrutiny the florida home on top of a sinkhole is being demolished. this is as they call off the search for a mantha was swallowed by the hole. it looks like it may be frozen. we have been watching all morning as the heavy machinery comes into the area and basically knocks down the home. >> the crews believe the hole is at least. 30 feet by 30 feet. they say the ground is too unstable. and what they think, if they tear down the home. it will give them a better idea of what they are dealing with today mark marks the first sunday since pope benedict's resignation. services are taking place today in vatican city. the cardinals will meet daily. they will set a date for the

conclave, the secret election of the new pope. >> the apartment overlooking st. peter's square will remained closed until a new pope is eel he elected. catholics want change within the church. changes include modernizing the church. toughening its stance against sex abuse and allowing priests to marry and let the nuns and priests -- let women into the church. how we write the faith to a modern world. >> the poll finds catholics are concerned about the direction of the church. and how it will recover from certain scandals as well as internal divisions. time now is 7:38. we are feeling the change in the weather. rain is on the way. i feel like the drop in temperatures is a way to get us prepared to let us know that later this week. >> maybe the umbrellas have to

come with us. your right. easing us -- you are right. >> plenty of cloud cover overhead. the problem has been that we are so incredibly dry. most of what we are seeing on the radar not hitting the ground. giving you a live look over the hills of bay point. where you can see all the cloud cover. by the afternoon, turning sunny. for now, we continue with the gray skies. and fog is developing. >> santa rosa reporting three. and storm tracker 2 showing you the a.m. of moisture moving through at this hour. we will continue toe see this through the morning hours. we may get a little bit of drizzle. in fact, it may be happening here on the westside of san francisco. >> and sliding into south san francisco. so, if you are seeing this outside your door this morning. it will continue to pass off and you are left with cloudy

conditions. like the rest of us. mountain view, maybe a few sprinkles falling outside your door as well. >> hit or miss. not expecting a lot. i checked the radar returns on the past four hours. no accumulation in the area. >> really, not going to see a lot. >> 50 degrees in concord and upper 50s in novato and i turned offer the radar and turned on the satellite to show you all the cloud cover. helping insulate us this morning. yesterday morning we were several degrees cooler. and -- warmer and we were warmer than yesterday morning. by the afternoon, like yesterday afternoon. the clouds have an opposite effect us on -- affect on us. it comes behind the system and will add to the cooling and bring the it back to the low 60s for the afternoon. here is what you can expect in berkeley for today. 59 in san francisco. 62 in novato.

and low 60s in oakland. and how about the santa clara valley. 63 morgan hill. and low 60s in santa cruz. and with the bitter moisture in place. we are likely to wake up with fog and tomorrow morning. partly cloudy. as claudine wong mentioned, bigger storm come ng. and this could linger to thursday idea. upper 50s. low 60s. will remain in the forecast. i will have a look at the rain forecast model for you, coming up. if you are getting ready to head up to the sierra, be prepared for snow. look at interstate 80. you can see the roads are clear now. >> it looks wet. weak storm will move across the mountains bringing an inch or two along the high elevations. it is expected tuesday through friday when more snow is coming to the mountains. after the latest snow, it shows

we experienced the driest january and february on record. all right. they were reported miss ng peru and found safe this morning. we have new video showing how bay area couple is.com. this will go up tomorrow and how much mother you will have to pay. live look outside. that is the approach to the beatle plaza. time now is 7:41. coming up on 7:42. you are watching "mornings on 2".

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morning. live look there at the estuary. cloudy skies have maintained mild temperatures out. and providing the opportunity of a few pockets of light rain. >> well, police are investigating the 14th and 15th homicides of the year. just after four yesterday morning, they received reports of gunshots at april practice cot and both were found in the street and both pronounced dead the no suspects and no further information they will hold a public memorial tonight to mark one year since the killing of a 1-year-old girl. >> jessica's body was found at a baseball diamond on march 6th of last year. so far no arrests have been made in the case despite $10,000 reward. vigil will be held tonight at the park where she died. there is is new video of the couple that the friends thought

were missing in peru. >> this video posted on line of garrett and jamie neal shows them happy and healthy. the two were out of contact for about a month while travel ng the amazon. it triggered a search by the u.s. straight department. they surfaced and called home. so far, no word on when they will return to the bay area. queen elizabeth ii is resting after getting sick. she canceled her trip to wales after a stomach infection. she was supposed to celebrate yesterday. the monarch's health will be assessed in the coming days. stephen colbert is supporting his sister's run for congress. he served food during a $5,200 permit for the fundraiser. he gave a short speech and his

sister is a democrat in a south carolina district with a republican history. secretary of state john kerry is urging for unity and reform in egypt. he is meeting with mohammed morsi and other government officials. kerry said they must resolve their differences to get the economy back on track. >> it is paramount, exception, urgent. that the egyptian economy gets stronger. and it gets back on its feet. the u.s. is concerned that continued instability in egypt will have broader consequences in a rae john rocked by unrest such as sir why. there were pro he test tories and they are raising concerns about upcoming parliamentary elections my barack will be -- mubarak will be given a

retrial. the protests drove him from office. his two sons and interior minister will also be retried. it is all scheduled to begin on april 13th. and includes new evidence. it is after they appealed their sentences. two boys were killed in afghanistan. they were shot to death when they were mistaken for insurgent during an operation in the southern part of the country. they offered his personal apology and condolences. international terrorist said to be responsible for a gas tack is said to be killed. his troops killed maktar. he was the leader of a group associated with al-qaida. he claims to have taken hostage gas facility back in january. 37 people including three americans died in the attack. the future after southern california nuclear power plant is unclear. bringing the state's energy use

into question. it is more than a year since a small leak of radioactive gas forced a shut down of the nuclear plant. now. authorities are question what to do with it. the fate of the plant will affect future energy use and figure out how to replace the lost power people will have to pay more to park near the ballpark. >> it is from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and prices will be hiked for the big games. metered parking will cost five to $7 an hour. >> the hike is part of the muni program. and tests whether charging more for parking shots will reduce congestion. light camera days could be over for three bay area cities. redwood city and san rafael are considering ending thundershower camera light programs. this comes as it is under fire amid accusations of a brainary

scheme. officials say they are happy with their cameras. and plan on keeping them. >> supporters of a new program in marin county hope it will encourage residents to biological produce. the new program called grown local marin is aiming for fresh locals and meats. this will identify which foods come from the area. shopping local will help keep money in the county and sustain jobs. lake tahoe's water is getting bluer. >> the annual depth is reported at 75.3 feet. >> that's rah 11-foot improvement from the worse recorded in 1997. the reading is taken by determining the depths at which a white disk can be seen from the service. >> they credit the improvement program for keeping the lake clean. it is expected in the nearby community and the sonoma

county agency is proposing a 5% increase to water district that is buys from the agency. >> the cost of the households could go up 2.1%. >> the revenue collected will go to planned up grades of the system. it will be debated this week. the increase is set to kick in on july 1st. >> they are ready to create jobs for the youth. and it plans to make the announcement at an event. they are looking to fill 2500 positions. >> this is the national hiring day which will be held tuesday. and this is across the bay area. >> the bottle rock music festival is looking to put on the big event. >> there is a big perching attached to the donated time. >> they will receive a one day free pass which comes to at a value hue of 200 bucks. >> they will be needed for the five day festival. >> each volunteer will work 2-5

to 6 hour shifts and check out bottle rock, napa valley.com. >> this is the last day to take part in the most beloved treasure hunts at the white elephant sale in oakland. they rummage through the grandfather clocks and seeing machines. it is the 54th annual white elephant sale. it benefits the museum. and some freak the event. year after year. and today is the one of the best days to catch a deal. >> i know, that sundays are the last day. >> they are giving. and reduced. and lower the prices. >> i got a really nice antique dress center for 40 bucks or something last year. >> the sale starts at 10:00 a.m. and goes until 4:00 p.m. at the white house on lancaster street. >> all right. your time now is 7:52. a push to get a downtown marine in. and thanks to a -- marina:

>> she is making history. the 28-year-old who will be the first women ever to try out for the nfl today. you can expect a cloudy, cooler afternoon. i am tracking a few light showers. >> i will break down what you can expect, coming up. medications?

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they hired bill crocket and into the downtown and not any changes to the surrounding streets. it incorporate a parking structure which means part of the arena would sit below ground. >> more people. and it is just. and as far as it is concerned. we will see. if it happens. then we will see how well it goes. >> investors are paying for the design. >> they could make a financial contribution by turning over control understand the plaza. and giving up some revenues from parking leaders. >> randy moss is is leaving the 49ers. he treated this message. wish we could have finished the job. thanks for the opportunity. good luck in the future. >> harbaugh said he wanted to have moss back. he is gone after one season in san francisco. he had three touchdown passes and new orleans saints are reportedly interested in

signing him. a woman back east is trying to make history today. 28-year-old kicker lauren silverman has a tryout for nfl scouts at the new york jets training facility. she said she is prepared and realistic about her chances and goal today to kick a 60-yard field goal. >> time now is 7:56. good luck to her and we will head over to rosemary with how the rain will be. >> what a difference from a few days ago we had temperatures warming in the 70s. some areas in the nor bay to the low 70s. not going to be the case today. partly sunny. temperatures will take a dive. it is cooler in the afternoon. and at this hour, this is what i am tracking. some moisture off the coast and along the pacific. and into a little bit closer, along the peninsula. >> we have light drizzle falling into daly city.

and reporting a stew scattered showers. and pacifica. ansu down near the pass and -- and sunnyvale. and not really hitting the ground. very, very dry. that could change in the next couple of hours. >> notice at the:00. it's possible. >> 11:00 and then by the afternoon, we are clearing it out. at least the rain and partly sunny skies for the second half of your sunday. >> wake up tomorrow morning. low clouds and fog. it will be a dry day. this is the system we are tracking for tuesday. >> time stamp reads 5:00. >> sliding into the north bay. as the evening moves on. so does the rain and it continues into the southeast and south bay. >> here is the good news. >> notice wednesday morning. we are on the back edge. >> hopefully, most of this rain. badly needed rain will fall in the overnight hours. if the storm stays on the

current path. >> here is the extended forecast. >> mostly cloud can i and cool today. perhaps. and light drizzle. and that's about it. monday is going to be dry. >> temperatures will rebound. and by tuesday afternoon. we are increasing the clouds. the rain is moving in. and it will stick around. morning rain followed by scattered showers and leave in the possibility after few scattered showers as well. back to you. we continue with breaking news. we are on the scene of another police shooting. this time involving a hayward police officer. the latest coming up. >> the crews began towering down a home over the huge sinkhole in florida. what we are learning about the other homes in the area.

another police shooting in the bay area. and the questions surrounding how one ever the suspects died. this comes after another shooting. the dramatic chase that led to the deadly encounter. the florida home is being demolished and why they are being forced to give up the search for the mantha was swallowed by the massive hole. this is "mornings on 2". good morning, everyone. welcome to "mornings on 2".

it is sunday, march 3rd. i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. >> rosemary is watching the changes for us. little great out there. >> you are right. it is a weak chance at maybe a few sprinkles and continue to watch this bit of moisture pull in. the problem is the sub layer of clouds. right below. it is so incredibly dry and this is evaporating before it hits the ground. this is called virga. and it is seeing a little bit of drizzle into pacifica and south shovel and picking up a -- pacifica and a picking up mcconnell mal pete it is a. >> we will -- picking up. in maleitas. another bay area police officer opens fire on a suspect. this is the live picture of the scene at d street and foot hill boulevard. they have had the area blocked off for hours now authorities

say. they followed a suspicious vehicle before 3:30 this morning. the suspects that hit the police car sped off and they fired at the car. which crashed near the casablanca motel. >> i don't know what happened. >> it is five gunshots. >> it is like pop, pop shall pop. and woke me up. one suspect died at the scene. another person was transported to the hospital. investigateers right now are trying to determine how the suspect died. whether it was by gunfire or possibly by the crash. >> alex savidge will have a live report on the investigation copping up at 8:30. san jose police shot and killed a suspect on 85 and through city street ises -- 1eu streets. >> two -- through city streets. >> they say the 25-year-old

suspect caught their attention when he was driving around erratically. they chased him and backed off when it was too dangerous to follow into a residential neighborhood. soon a second chase started when they spotted him again. they saw a gun. and he through out a baseball bat and women's purse. he kept driving with a blown out tire and rammed three police cars. >> i saw the guy laying object on the ground. >> there was like 30, 40 cop cars out there. >> the officers who fired the shots are described by police as veterans. as part of standard procedure. they are placed on paid leave. they shot and killed a man who was a stolen car suspect. as we first reported here yesterday on "mornings on 2", daly city police pursued the suspect near candlestick park. and we are learning the passenger surrendered immediately. the driver ran out and ran with

the gun. he pointed the weapon at both san francisco and daly city police officers and that is when the daly city police officer shot and killed him. in overnight news, a car full of teenagers crashed while on the run from chp. it began at 1:00 this morning. they tried to pull over the car. they suspected the driver was drunk. the vehicle eventually plowed through the fence of west campbell and there were five teenagers in the car. injuries rake from minor to serious. one man is facing attempted homicide charges after a bar fight in gill roy. it happened near long house restaurants on monterey street. a 60-year-old man was found with mum tim stab wound. he was fighting with three men and one man was arrested. police are still searching for the other two. the victim was airlifted to a nearby trauma center. >> a fire at a retirement community is being investigated.

>> this is near the intersection of westchester boulevard and hamilton avenue. wesley manor provides advisoriable housing to seen jurors. >> fire started on the 12th floor of the high rise. everyone else was told to stay in the apartments. there are no reports of any injuries. all right. now, crews are demolishing the florida home sitting on top of the sinkhole and the unstable ground has forced rescueers to stop the search for the man swallowed up by the hole. this is the live picture of the house and what is left of the house. the sinkhole is estimated to be at least 30 feet by 30 feet. now, work began here early in the morning. crews were hoping to get a better look at the hole to determine how severe the situation is. it opened up on thursday swallowing jeffrey bush. he has not been recovered. it could be difficult for people in las vegas to catch a cab today. hundreds of taxicab workers

went on strike early this morning. they say drivers for the yellow checkered star transportation company walked off the job just after made night. they implemented a contract. and rejected by 70% of union members. it is reported that 400 cabs have turned off their engines and that picketing has begun. >> they are swim being from alcatraz to san francisco. they are taking part in the 33rd annual escape from the triathlon which is underway. >> this is video from last year's race. >> 2,000 people are competing this morning. here is a look at what is ahead of them and their 1.5 mile swim and they will bike 18 miles as they race to golden gate park and they finish it off with a 8 mile run that loops them from the press sid yo and at the hayward police officer reason napa valley green. >> -- at the pre sid yo.

>> i p -- press sid yo. and it is mostly cloudy and relatively mild out there. it is a few degrees and cloud cover over head helping ting isolate us. and some of it hitting the ground. not a lot of it. but some of it. give me a look there. and you can see a little sliver. of what appears to be some sun trying to breakthrough there. >> partly sunny skies. and bean now and then. it is mostly cloudy and watching the moisture pull in from the pacific. this is the weak system and it is sliding through and catching the southern portion. that is what is bringing the moisture to the area. mid and high level clouds are dry, dry air. and so, not a lot hitting the ground. we may be seeing a little bit of light drizzle. and over pacific cocandlestick. and i am -- over pacifica. and around p campbell, cupper teen he no.

and -- cupertino and maybe, just maybe the grass is getting wet, which is a good thing. if you just washed your car, maybe not a good thing. here is the system. and there is more to come. we are not finished just yet. it is with us in the morning hours and that will leave us the opportunity. maybe a few sprinkles and that is generally through the morning hours and partly sunny. mostly cloudy. in and around parts of napa. and maybe clear lake because the system progresses to the east and looks like the central valley and west sections maybe with scattered showers and maybe thunderstorms in the afternoon. >> better storm to come and bring us a decent amount of rain and snow to the mountains. >> right now. 51 degrees in san rafael and in napa valley. if you are going to the farmer's market. it may be warm for what you like to see in the morning

hours. >> 59 in san francisco. low 60s. for the peninsula the and if you go inland east bay. concord today and to the north bay. 63 in santa rosa and you are going to feel the difference there. mondays are try. temperatures slightly warmer. tuesday afternoon, here comes rain. and lingering with the possibility of showers on thursday. i will have a look at the future forecast model for you, coming up. we are following breaking news from the united kingdom. this is the health of queen elizabeth. this is the first for the san mateo's sheriff's department. how can you ride around with deadly encounter from the comfort of your -- are deadly -- ride around with the deputies. >> this leads to the suspension of that second grader. why people are wondering if the school went too far take you outside for a look at traffic on the golden gate bridge and you can see will is

still a lot of people in the water. this is as you they the swim from alcatraz. and this is "mornings on 2".

welcome back. that is a look there. presentty of gray skies ahead. it looks like you can see rain trying to fall from the sky. it is virga and it is tough to see at this point.

back to you. breaking news now on queen elizabeth's health. we learned a short time ago, she was admitted to the hospital for a stomach infection. all trips are canceled until further notice. she had to cancel her trip to wales, she was going to participate in saint david's celebration yesterday and she will stay in the hospital for two days. it is the first time she has been hospitalized in 10 years. new this morning, the dragon cargo capsule is safely docked. it hit a glitch yesterday after taking off from cape tan and a half al. they help them approach the space station and it took flight controlers several hours to gain control and save the mission. now the dragon will remain at the space station for most of the month. before returning to either. more than 700 homes have collapsed following a moderate earthquake. >> the 5.5 quake struck in the

yunnan province. at least 20 people have been hurt. in addition to the 700 homes destroyed. another 2500 have within damaged. people on board an united airlines jet are safe after landing in san francisco airport. it happened yesterday around 4:30. the pilot told controllers the airbus. 319 had a hydraulic problem. gas headed to sfo from vancouver. it was carrying 125 passengers and crew members. a parasailer is in the hospital. this is near a pg&e sub station. authorities say the parasailer fell 50 feet to the ground. someone saw the accidents and immediately called 911. he was taken to the hospital. no word on his injuries. two children are among the victims of a deadly crash. they are trying to figure out

if a distracted driver caused the crash. >> yesterday, a tractor trailer rear ended a ford expedition which is carrying eight people. now, it burst into flames killing four adults. a 10-year-old and eight year old. >> they say the driver of the tractor trailer is cooperating with the investigation. >> he is telling us. that he saw the vehicle. and it was in front of him and he hit the brakes and he didn't hit them in time. >> now, police are trying to figure out why he didn't notice the expedition in time to stop. two other children who were in the car managed to escape. they are listed in critical condition. democratic house leader nancy pelosi returned to the bay area to talk about the sequester. she spoke at a funds raiser for the national coalition of 100 black women. >> she said the sequester hit families the hardest because it hits funds for financial aid and financial programs like head start. >> they cut tens of thousands of positions in head start.

>> when those kids can't go to head start, they will be home on their moms can't go to work. think of what that does to the family. >> they go to the won's group moment and training programs. >> they are hoping dianne feinstein hears their cries. the group is demand that she not move forward with john brennan as cia director and they want her to get doj memos where he was involved. ant activist group will be protesting from 10:00 a.m. until noon. >> gop convention comes to an end in sacramento. the weekend's convention focused on how they can sway lat attend no voters. >> -- latino voters. >> before the end of the year. they will most likely out

number white voters. >> republicans need not capture a majority of latino votes. but we must do significantly better than we have. >> the convention wraps up today. with them electing a new chairman and vice-chairman for two terms. state democrats will hold their convention in sacramento next month one of the country's most powerful republican is furious targeting his wife. mitch mcconnell is the senate republican leader. the group. disparaged his wife's ethnicity and they have twice apologized for the tweet which they vibed as inappropriate. we are learning more about the decision to stop yahoo employers from telecom muting. business insider, the move came after ceo marissa meyer checked the company's virtual private network blowings. they will use it to log into

the network when they work from home. it shows employees were not logging in enough. that led to meyer's announcement last week that telecom pewter will end in june. they need a more collaborative community culture ever wonder what your deputies are up to own a saturday night. there was a virtual ride along and detective rose enblat and smith took to it. and answered followers questions and documented stories of the night. >> it is all about a push to really interact with the community and show them that we are all on the same team. >> the more they know about the neighborhood and the people in the neighborhood. it is all for the better. >> now, you are looking at some tweets on the screen from last night's event. >> the virtual ride along lasted until midnight. why two new san jose firefighters will report to work this morning.

they were hired after more than a year of station brownouts and layoffs and $8 million federal grant is paying for their salaries and benefits. ghts they also took a 10% cut to help with the new hires. dozens of positions could be on the line. according to the times, they are cutting more than 46 full time positions at its annual budget meeting on wednesday. teachers must be notified by march 15th. last year. the board cut 115 positions as part of the deep budget cuts. now, reaction to a new state law banning public school fees. it prohibits them from charging fees for i'm tells and activities. it also bans requiring them to bring supplies to class. that might limit activities. supporters say, it is all going to level the playing field for low income families. a 7-year-old boy was suspended after biting his

breakfast pastry into a shape the teacher thought looked like gun. >> he is a second grader in baltimore. he said he was trying to bite his snack in the shape of a mountain. when his teachers saw his pastry. he was suddenly suspended for two days. >> it is already a rectangle. i just kept on biting it. and tore off the top of it the and it kind of looked like a gun but it wasn't. >> on friday, they sent the letter home explaining that a student used food to make inappropriate gestures. >> the father said he has adh. d and said his actions were innocent. this is at a sacramento park. >> watch out for those guys. why some people think the aggressive geese are on the attack. we are waking up to cloudy skies. cloudy showers. and how long i expect the light showers to last and what you can expect for the afternoon,

coming up.

authorities in northern japan are investigating how a bullet train derailed. it had 130 pink passengers and crew on board. luckily no one was hurt. government officials are at the site looking into the cause. a heavy blizzard could have been a contributing factor. >> the iditarod race in

downtown anchorage, they watched the start of the race. mushers are competing and each team is running with 12 to 16 dogs. it crosses 1,000 miles across alaska to the bering sea coast. > some people in sacramento have come face to face with a pair of angry birds. check out the video. those birds live in the rose garden or near it at mckinley park. that guy was trying to take their picture. it is sometimes just walking by that gets their feathers all riled up. it adds to the problem. >> they get traumatized by dogs or teenagers. >> well, look. they are doing fine interest. >> they know what it is like to get squawked at. >> every time they go to a nearby pond, the other geese and ducks squawk and flap at them. >> they have been hanging out

by the rose garden. >> maybe they want to be alone by themselves or if you have food. >> they are a little grumpy. >> everyone has a grumpy goose story. >> everyone does, i guess. rosemary and i do, right. >> have you tried to feed them out by the lakes, they can be pretty aggressive. they want the bread. >> maybe you are going in for bread. we have plenty of gray skies. the temperatures are mild with all the cloud cover and helped to insulate us in the overnight hours. >> tracking moisture within the clouds. take a look pore yourself. >> we are talking about this. and not really hitting the ground. we are so incredibly dry. maybe a little bit of drizzle there. and picking it up from time to time and it is near pacifica this morning. >> maybe around san jose. and malpeitas had a blob of grown. this is the morning hours and there is is a chance for a few

sprinkles. we would call them nuisance showers. we will take anything. >> not expecting any accumulation. for the sierra, one or 2 inches of snow and now we are into tuesday morning. this is the system i have been waiting for. it is up in the northwest corner of california. >> by the afternoon. the time stamp said 5:00. and slides through in the evening hours. wednesday morning if the storm stays on track. the way it shows now. it could be a wet commute and most of the rain will be falling in the overnight hours. >> scattered showers thursday. here is the best news. by the weekend, we are dry. >> can you believe we are already going to spring forward next sunday. >> maybe a little bit of drizzle and mostly cloudy for the afternoon. by lunchtime, mid to upper 50s. cooler afternoon. >> upper 50s to low 60s today and be prepared for that. >> dry on monday. and temperatures are actually

moving up just slightly. tuesday, wednesday, there comes the rain. back to you. >> new details surrounding the death of two santa cruz police officers. why their memorial was burglarized and how they could catch the person responsible. >> how people are reacting to the pope resigning and what they would like to see in the new leader of the church.

witnesses report hearing multiple shots. for the third time in 24 hours. a suspect is dead after a bay

area officer opens fire. it is sunday. march 3rd. i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. it is a developing story that we have been following for you. they shot at the suspect after the person backed his car into them. we are live at the scene where the area remains blocked off at the hour, alex >> reporter: it does remain a crime scene this morning. a hayward sergeant is on his way to brief us. right now. according to sources, one officer fired on this car that we are going to show you that is beyond the crime scene tape. >> it was trying to ram an officer this morning. >> the shooting itself took place a couple of blocks away from here and the car crashed at the intersection of d street and foot hill boulevard. you can see a body remains here at the scene. now, we don't know if the person died of gunshot wound. but there was another passenger inside the car. the second person, we saw them being transported to the

hospital. their injuries are unclear. >> this police shooting happened around 3:00 and it was on the 700 block of fletcher lane. an officer trying to make a traffic stop on a suspicious car. it backed up into the officer and that's when the officer opened fire. >> she told me she heard the gunfire. >> between three. 3:30 this morning. there were five gunshots that went off. >> my son had heard some argument. and then he heard five shots. that woke me up and two cars sped off. >> that's all we know. >> you can hear the gunshot and at this point. i will told police are not looking for anyone else in the outstanding suspects in connection with the situation. >> we will come back out here live. you can see, it remains a very large and active crime scene

and remain as such as they continue to investigate the officer involved shooting. we do expect to get more information on what took place and what led up to the shooting. a sergeant is is on the way to the scene. we will get you updates. we are live. alex savidge. channel 2 news a 53-year-old man is pacing charges for stealing from a memorial for the two santa cruz police officers killed last week. a woman reported seeing a man take a large bouquet of flowers and get into the take. the police and woman followed the taxi. the man is identify as ken effect mcvay and he was booked for public intoxication and destroying a memorial santa cruz police did he say covered this memorial. a teddy bear with a purple heart. it is for the sacrifice. above and beyond the call of

duty. when one loses the life for the protection of others. it is left by an unknown veteran or member of the military. they said they are storying it for the officer's families. >> this is scheduled for march 7th at noon. it is held at the hp pavilion to handle the thousands of people expected to attend. they are going to cover the service live. we are going to stream the service live on ktvu.com. well, it was santa clara's biggest gun buy back. they collected more than 1100 firearms. most were handguns and rifles. they were exchanged for $100 each. some were handed $200. when they handed in more assault weapons. >> these are good to get off the street. they will take a high capacity magazine. >> sheriff's officials say they handed out $114,000 during the buy back. they didn't run out of money

and extend the hours of the event and it was paid for by public funds by the county. sol ran no county is getting ready -- solano county is getting ready for its buy back in vallejo. >> $200 is going to be given out for each handgun and rifle. -- $100 for each weapon sunday services are taking place today in vatican city. the college of cardinals will meet daily starting tomorrow and during those meetings. they will set a date for the conclave. the secret election for the new pope. papal around overlooking the scare will remain sealed until a new pope is appointed. >> 46% of u.s. catholics wants some sort of change within the church. changes include modernizing the church.

toughening the assistance against sexual abuse. allowing priests to marry and allowing women into the priesthood. >> it is handed down now for 2,000 years. >> i don't know if it is a game changer or modern approach to how we bring the faith to the modern world. the poll finds catholics are concerned about the direction of the church and how it will recover from certain scandals as well as internal divisions. a clean up crew is moving into a homeless encampment in san jose. a warning is going to be delivered to people living on spring street near the international airport. the city plans to start cleaning outs the encampment and it will include removing trash and debris and all belongings for 90 days. >> in overnight news. they are investigating the deadly accident involving a pedestrian. >> it is reported right after the state highway. >> the victim appears to and

mail pedestrian. not clear why he was walking on the highway. >> that incident is still under investigation. >> the fire in here took the life of a man. they found vow vokel on the ground outside on west grant street. he had second and third degree burns over most of his body. he was transported to uc davis center in sacramento where he rater died. they think the fire started in the kitchen the large wildfire in southern california is now out. but now, the search begins to figure out what caused it. >> it started in the valley and burned more than 300 acres. the crews remained there to make sure there were no player ups. people were evacuated from their homes. one rv was destroyed. and a home badly damaged. and looking to whether flying ember he is may have sparked it. >> fast moving wildfire continues to burn near daytona beach, florida.

>> it prompted the evacuations of more than 300 homes. late last night. people were allowed to return back home. the fire is now 75% contained. but low winds. and high humidity remain a concern. >> it is 8:37. >> we are talking about the triathlon and we have our own photojournalist. jeff is in 19th place in the 25 to 29 age group after the swim that took him, the swim. 40 minutes and 33 seconds. >> to swim from alcatraz to >> pretty awesome. rosemary, it is good he is out of the water. >> that is the relief. you are done. >> awesome and incredibly brave. >> my goodness. >> i like boats. >> cool out there. >> i don't know about diving in the water. >> from alcatraz. outdoors, trackinging the

radar and bringing -- tracking the area. and bringing moisture to the ground. we see it on the radar. is it making it to the ryan bucket. probably not. over -- rain buck. >> it is a little bit of blue sky. >> mostly cloudy skies. turning partly sunny and partly cloudy. and we will check out whether we are seeing little bit of drizzle to stream across the bay area. and out over the pacific and right around half moon bay. perhaps we are seeing light showers. and from kelly. avenue south into here. and this will continue to move through as we progress into the next 15 minutes or so. i want to back it up a little wit and in the sierra, it looks good and caltrans not screening yet and higher elevation is starting to pick up. >> one or 2 inches of snow. meanwhile, here at home. it is a relatively mild start.

>> widespread 50s. removed the radar to show you all the cloud cover. insulate us and the air is moister and that helps to keep the temperatures up. what can we expect for today. >> perhaps a few spotty showers and partly cloudy. and just a very slight chance at maybe a residual are shower into the afternoon. it may be in areas near napa. and clear lake pore the afternoon. and because as the system moves through for the second half of the day and the central valley will pick up. >> here we go. >> we look at your afternoon highs. >> in berkeley. >> 59 in such. and notably cooler. for most of us. this is going to be the big story for the afternoon. >> 62 san jose. >> morgan hill. and 63 degrees in santa cruz. and we managed to go back to the parts of the north bay and even with the cloud cover. and felt good for most of the afternoon. >> little cool towards the end.

it is mostly cloudy skies. and turning partly cloudy. and it will be slightly warmer for monday. >> tuesday morning. into wednesday. and bring us some rain. and last into thursday. >> also snow to the mountains. >> upper 50s. to the low 60s. back to the desk. >> if you are getting ready. be prepared for a live look at interstate 80 in king vale >> the roads are wet and headlight are on. >> weak storm is expected to move across the mountains. and bringing an inch or two. >> and bigger storm expected as rosemary told us. tuesday through friday and more snow headed up there. >> that is welcome news after the latest snow survey shows we experience the driest. january and february on record. well the effort to keep lake tahoe blue seems to be working. >> last year's average annual clarity depth was reported at

73.5 feet. which is a 11-foot improvement which is the worse recorded depth in 1977. now, the reading is taken by determining the depth at which a white disk can be seen from the surface of the water. experts credit an environmental improvement program for keeping the lake clean and clear. >> people will have to pay near at&t ballpark. >> week day rates. >> 5 cents. until 10:00 p.m. >> price also increase game days. and meter parking will cost five to $7 an hour. >> it is part of the park program and experiments that whether they are testing for more t and it will reduce congestion. >> well, putting an end to red light cameras. >> we will let you know which could be getting rid of them for good and why. >> first, we will give you a live look outside. >> this is highway four. the one will update you right now on an accident that took

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live from bay point. sun and clouds. and afternoon highs will be notably cooler for today. >> we have new information about another legal case against olympic track star oscar pistorius. right now. he is free on bail. he is facing a premed date tated murder -- premeditated murder charge. relatives of pistorius said he settled a 3-year-old case. he was accused of slamming a door on a woman during a party. he claims she was aggressive and injured herself. well, a small community near sacramento will hold a public memorial to mark the one year killing of a 13-year-old girl. her body was found in the dugout of a baseball diamond on march 6 of last year. >> so far no arrest resist made in the case despite the reward

of $10,000. tonight there will be a vigil at the park where she died this is bringing new attention to the case after stockton girl. the investigation discovery will run the story of kristin mart smart. she attended cal poly and her family said she was last seen at a friend's birthday party. they hope it will provide them with answers friends and family of an oakland couple thought to be missing in peru are getting reassurance. >> as video posted line at thursday shows they are happy and healthy. they were out of contact for about a month. and in the amazon. and tampa triggered a search by the u.s. state department. it surfaced early last week and so far no word on when they will actually return to the bay area. >> secretary of state john kerry is is urging

uniform -- unity in egypt s he is wrapping up his trip meeting with morsi and other opposition leaders. he said they must resolve their issues to get egypt's economy back on track. >> it is paramount. urn gent. essential, that the egyptian economy get stronger. and it gets back on its feet. the u.s. is concerned that the instability in egypt will have broader consequences in a region already rocked by unrest. security forces are raising concerns about upcoming parliament tier elections. >> a gun hop is facing criticism because of the posters hanging in the front being window. >> it calls hill the firearm saleman of the year. but it is posted next to others

of adolph hitler. and joseph stalin. people in that area say that is disrespectful. the shop's owner said the store fronts are two separate messages. he isn't saying anything negative about the president. >> comparing barack obama to the three terrible people. >> that is not good. >> it is disrespectful to the president. >> think we are complimenting him. >> the owner of the shops said sales have increased. he doesn't think the president is a kick tate tore but he is going against the constitution the future after southern california nuclear power plant is unclear. bringing the statute's energy use into question. it is more than a year since the small leak of radioactive gas forces shut down of the nuclear plants. now, they are questioning what to do with it. the fate of the plant will affect future energy use in the state with regulators trying to figure out how what to do about the lost power according to the santa rosa

press democrat, they are proposing a 5% increase to cities in water districts. individual households are facing a 2.1% increase. added revenue would go to planned up grades to the system. if approved, the increase would kick in on july 1st. >> red light camera days could be over for three bay area cities. hayward, redwood city and san rafael are considering ending their red light programs. this is under fire of accusations of a $2 million scheme. they are happy with the cameras and plan on keeping them. a nonprofit group is give ago prize to anyone who saves $50 in an of savings bond can qualify for a $25,000 reward from the doorways to dream fund. it is part of the mission to

encourage financial security and opportunities of low and moderate income consumeers. >> you can go to our website for more information on how to register. well, the music festival is looking for volunteers to put on the big event. there is a big perk to donated time. they will receive one free day pass to the event of $200. as many as 700 volunteers will be needed for the five day festival. event volunteer will work. two, five to six hours shift on the website. >> again at ktvu,.com. the san jose earthquakes are getting ready to kick off the new season. what they hope to accomplish in the last season at the current stadium outside the door, we have mostly cloudy skies and a few patches of drizzle as well as spotty showers. how long i expect those to last and what you expect temperature use, coming up -- temperature

wise, coming up.

the mayor announced there a widespread loss of water. and it is issued for a section of the city until further notice and it is not clear what is causing the problem. >> look at the mess yesterday morning. cars were bumper to bumper and those aren't going anywhere.

>> two lanes were open and traffic just inched forwards. weekend construction caused the traffic jam and they are working to move the center median and it is all part of a $1 billion project to reconstruct the freeway. all lanes are rescheduled by tomorrow morning. >> nascar is looking at the placement of gates after a crash in daytona last week and injured two dozen fans. they were hurt when a piece ripped through a fence. >> two fans are still in the hospital. >> that crash has forced nascar to take a closer look at safety. specifically fencing around the tracks. >> it is running in phoenix today and watch the race right here at 11:30 this morning >> randy moss said he is leaving the 49ers. last night he tweeted a message saying wished we could have finished the job. good luck in the future. niners. >> jim harbaugh said he wanted to have moss back. they said he is gone after one

season. he caught three touchdowns for the niners and new orleans saint resist interested in signing him a woman is trying to make history today. kicker lauren silverman has a tryout for nfl scouts at the new york jets training facility. she said she is prepared and realistic with her chances and goal it today is to kick a 60-yard field goal. good luck to you lauren. >> 8:55. we are talking about how much we need the rain and we could be getting some. rosemary is watching that for us. >> not a lot. >> we have got great skies. and beginning to see sunshine poke through. for the afternoon. partly cloudy. notably cooler for the afternoon as well. >> how about a look at storm tracker two. it is really defend ankling. little bit more and had the show earlier. but at this point. calling for just is the slight possibility of a passing light shower and mostly cloudy skies turning partly cloudy for the

second half of your sunday. all the clouds overhead and moist air in place. we are warming for two to 4 degrees. temperatures are in the low to mid-50s right now as we get into the lunchtime. 60 degrees and then for the afternoon. we will remain in the upper 50s. to low 60s. 61 oakland. 69 san francisco. and 69 mountain view. 63 in concord. slight chance for maybe a shower. especially over the hills for the afternoon. unstable air will begin to develop by the second half of the day. and for most of us. we are talking partly cloudy. partly sunny and overall, not too bad. mix of sun and cloud. a and start out with fog in the morning. >> low 60s for the afternoon and then tuesday. increasing clouds. and temperatures will continue to cool as we get into tuesday, wednesday, thursday. rain on the way. >> by tuesday afternoon. lasting on wednesday. and slight chance can we will

remain on thursday. back to you. >> thanks, rosemary. after a slump, the sharks are back with a win. they took on the nashville predators and dan boyle stars of starts on the power play goal and the they go empty net and are unable to get a quality shot off. and for the win. and it is the second regulation for the past 15 days. >> san jose earthquakes start the season tonight. it is a tough match up. the team will take on real salt lake. that is the western conference from last year. the start of this season marks the last of the team at the stadium. next year, they are going to play at a new facility in san jose which is understand construction right now. >> learning more about why yahoo ceo doesn't want employees working at home. what she uncovered in the logs and why some weren't putting in

enough hours. >> we look at the top spring destinations and lets you know where police are going to step up the enforcement to keep the party goers safe.

>> now that home being torn to pieces. we'll let you know what investigators are hoping to find. >> and it started out as a race from alcatraz. the event happening right now all across the streets from san francisco. >> good mornings, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. we have been watching the changes in our weather looking for possible rain. rosemary is telling us how the day will shape up this sunday. >> we're even picking up a few scattered showers around the bay area at this hour. doppler radar giving you this, but again the big deal here is going to be the cool-down. even though we're mostly cloudy, even though we have a little moisture in the air and a slight chance for a passing

shower, our air is so incredibly dry, temperatures notable cool they are afternoon, five to 10 degrees over what we saw yesterday -- or under what we saw yesterday. in the extended forecast, claudine mentioned we have rain and decent snow on the way. i'll break it down coming up. embracing news this morning out of solano county. c.h.p. is investigating a deadly crash on enter at a time 80 near the manuel campos parkway off ramp in the fairfield area. a car slammed into a tree around 8:00 this morning. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. we're also following developing news this morning from hayward. for the third time in 24 hours, a suspect is dead after a bay area police officer opened fire. ktvu's alex savage is live at the scene where moments ago he talked to police. alex, what have you learned? >> reporter: i just talked with a sergeant with hayward police just a few minutes ago and he confirmed to me that an officer opened fire on a man early this

morning, and did, in fact, kill that man. i want to show you exactly the scene we have been showing you here all morning long. you can see investigators are trying to piece things together searching this car. the officer opened fire on that car early this morning, as it came speeding toward him. and we actually just learned the officer had a civilian ride- along with him this morning when the shooting happened, although neither the officer or that civilian were hurt. after the shooting, the car then sped off, and this is where it ended up, after a crash. this is the intersection of d street and foothill boulevard. the shooting, though, actually took place a few blocks away. it happened around 3:00 this morning, on the 700 block of fletcher lane. now that's where this officer, who had the ride-along with him, tried to make a traffic stop on this car that he believed was suspicious. but for whatever reason, that car sped off, turned around, and the driver then intentionally tried to run down the officer. fearing for his safety, he opened fire, hitting the passenger. >> an officer was conducting an

investigative stop. it was on fletcher lane, about a half mile from here. and during that stop, the driver fled intentionally, made several movements to intentionally drive at the officer. >> reporter: now after crashing, the driver inside that car, who was not hit by gun fire, hopped out and ran off. but officers moved in quickly and they were able to take that man into custody. and i am told right now he is being questioned by investigators. at this point, i asked the sergeant why they think this driver intentionally was trying to hit the officer this morning. he told me they had really no clear motive for the crime. we'll bring you back out here to a live picture, you can see this is a lengthy investigation that has been going since 3:00 this morning. they will probably be out here for several more hours this morning. the body of the passenger who was shot and killed by an officer remains still here on this scene. a lot more investigative work for hayward police to do.

we'll remain on scene and give you any further updates as we get them. for now live in hayward this morning, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. san jose police shot and killed a suspect after a wild chase on highway 85 that went through city streets. [ sirens ] >> two san jose officers gunned down the man yesterday afternoon after a 20-minute pursuit. you're seeing some of that video now. investigators say the 25-year- old suspect first got their attention after he was driving around erratically. officers pursued him, but then they backed off because they said it behaved too dangerous to follow him into a residential neighborhood. however, a second pursuit got under way when that suspect was spotted again. officers say he pointed a gun at them and threw items out of his speeding car which included baseball bats and a woman's purse. authorities say he drove around with a blown-out tire as well, and also rammed three police cars. >> i saw the guy laying on the ground, so -- and there was

like 30, 40 cop cars out there. >> the officers who fired the shots are described by police as veterans and as standard procedure, they have been placed on administrative leave. now, hours earlier, a daly city police officer shot and killed a man who police say was a stolen car suspect. as we first reported here yesterday on mornings on 2, daly city police pursued the suspect into san francisco, into the area around candlestick park. and we are now learning that the passenger surrendered immediately, but the driver jumped out and ran with the gun. investigators say he pointed the weapon at both san francisco and daly city police officers, and that is when a daly city officer shot and killed him. in overnight news, a vehicle full of teenagers crashed in oakland while on the run from chp. the pursuit began around 1:00 this morning. officers say they tried to pull over the car because they suspected the driver was drunk. the vehicle eventually plowed right into that fence at west grande avenue and campbell street.

there were five teens inside that car. police say injures ranged from minor to serious. residents of a retirement community were ordered to shelter in place during an overnight fire. i began just before 10:30 at wesley manor near the intersection of winchester boulevard and hamilton avenue in campbell. wesley manor provides affordable housing to seniors. the fire started on the 12th floor. residents on that floor were evacuated, but everyone else was told to stay inside their apartments. there are no reports of any injuries. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. more than two dozen new san jose firefighters will report for duty for the first time this morning. the 31 new firefighters were hired after morning a year of station brown-outs and layoffs. an $8 million federal grant is paying for their salaries and benefits, but firefighters also took a 10% salary cut to help the department make those new hires. this morning, a demolition crew knocked down the home sitting on top of a massive sinkhole in florida.

a dangerous situation has also forced rescuers to call off the search for a man swallowed by that sinkhole. the work began early this morning on that home. we showed you live pictures earlier on mornings on 2. crews are estimating that the sinkhole is at least 30 feet by 30 feet. yesterday, firefighters gave the families of two nearby homes less than an hour to gather their plongings and evacuate. jeremy bush, whose brother jeffrey was swallowed by the sinkhole, still shocked by everything that happened. >> it's like i'm still sleeping. it's not real. who would ever think that you would get up and run to your brother's room, and find a big hole in the floor, and your brother down in the hole. >> crews say the ground is just too unstable to try to recover the body of jeffrey bush. he was swallowed by that hole when it opened up underneath his bedroom on thursday night. crews are hoping that the demolition of that house will give them a better idea of the situation in front of them. the world's best try

athletes are taking part in the escape from alcatraz triathelon right now. this video of swimmers jumping off the boat near the rocks and making their way towards san francisco. by if way, rosemary says that water is a chilly 51 degrees. 2000 people are competing this morning. and want to show you a look at what's ahead of them. after that 1.5 mile swim from alcatraz, they are now biking 18 miles, as they race to golden gate park and back to the water front. they will finish it all with an eight mile run that loops through the presidio and back to the finish at the marina green. and along the marina green this morning, partly sunny skies giving you a live look into san francisco. covered here a bit by low cloud cover. high clouds overhead. the high clouds packing a little bit of moisture. haven't really seen a whole lot hit the ground, but perhaps a little bit of spotty drizzle still in store for the morning hours. here is a look at the pacific

satellite view. we have snow beginning to develop over the mountains, a little bit of light snow falling and in the highest elevations expected to pick up anywhere from an inch to two inches of fresh powder. the system here, moving through very weak, but again bringing us a little bit of moisture here. we have been really, really dry, and that's the reason why a lot of this not necessarily making it all the way down to the ground. experiencing a lot of verga. that means again evaporating before it hits here at the surface. picking up just a few scattered showers along the peninsula, along the hills, we'll see a good bet, maybe at maybe a sprinkle or two for the afternoon. most of us are going to remain mostly dry and if you did get a little bit of rain this morning, maybe a little bit of foggy drizzle, consider yourself a lucky one. we turned off the radar or i did, to show you the cloud cover still in place. we will be partly cloudy for the afternoon. the winds have been generally light, but i am seeing a pretty good breeze through fairfield, 20 miles per hour, reported for you, and it's been a little breezy all morning long. over the hills a little gusty, as well.

because of the cloud cover, because of the moist air in place, our temperature is slightly warmer than where we were yesterday. 60 degrees right now in antioc, 56 in napa, 52 san francisco. 54 in hayward, mid 50s san jose. but bee hind this system, cooler air pulling in and with the clouds overhead, we'll see the flip side of what happens in the afternoon, with temperatures a lot cooler than what we had yesterday. 62 in navarro today, 60 for berkeley, 61 in oakland. upper 50s for san francisco, 61 in hayward. low 60s in concord, down into the santa clara valley, 62 san jose, 62 los gatos. 60 expected in santa cruz. for the extended forecast, so mostly cloudy, turning partly cloudy for the afternoon. we'll leave in an outside chance, maybe a few sprinkles over the hills today, maybe the northeast corner of our area. napa maybe into clear lake for the afternoon. outside of that mostly dry and cool. monday off to a cloudy start with a bit of residual moisture

in place. fog definitely going to be a possibility through the morning hours, and then into the afternoon. partly cloudy skies, slightly warmer. tuesday afternoon increasing clouds and a system that will bring us a good amount of rain, and some decent snow to the mountains. it's going to linger into wednesday, as well as thursday. and our afternoon highs will be cool as well. i will show you the very latest on that rain forecast model coming up. well, after a shaky start to the dragging cargo capsule, it's now docked at the international space station. that resupply mission ran into a glitch yesterday after it took off from cape canavarel. several thrusters failed and it took flight controllers several hours to get control and salvage that flight. the dragon is delivering a ton of goods including food and research experiments created by some bay area high school students. it is going to remain at the space station until the end of the month. workers for one of the largest taxicab companies in las vegas went on strike early this morning. union officials say drivers for yellow checker star

transportation walked off the job just after midnight. they're upset because the taxi company implemented a contract rejected by 70% of union members. it is reported about 400 cab drivers have now turned off their engines and picketing is under way. well, the queen has had a health scare overnight. why she was rushed to the hospital and why she is now cancelling a trip to rome. >> and a warning for college students getting ready to head to cancun for spring break. why the area is now being beefed up by police and military. >> but first, let's take you outside for a look at the mack maze. a great place to watch because it shows traffic in several directions, the city, into the east bay and it looks good at this hour. no major problems across the bay area. it's 9:13 on the clock, and you are watching mornings on 2.

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>> thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. a live look over san francisco and the bay. sunshine playing peek a boo with the clouds there. you can expect partly cloudy cooler conditions for the afternoon. britain's queen elizabeth was taken to the hospital early this morning. officials say the queen was admitted to the hospital for a stomach infection. all trips have been cancelled until further notice. that includes her planned trip to wales this weekend where she was scheduled to participate in

st. david's day celebrations. the queen is expected to stay in the hospital for at least two days. officials say it is the first time she has been hospitalized in 10 years. more than 700 homes have collapsed in china, following a moderate earthquake. the magnitude 5.5 quake struck in the yunon province. no deaths have been reported but a news agency says at least 20 people are hurt. in addition to the seven homes destroyed 2500 more are damaged. authoritying in northern japan are investigating how a bullet train derailed yesterday afternoon. the train had 130 passengers and crew on board when the accident happened. no one was hurt. government officials are currently at the site this morning investigating. they say a heavy blizzard could have been a contributing factor. democratic house leader nancy pelosi was in the bay area this weekend to talk to voters about the sequester. pelosi spoke at a fund-raiser for the san francisco chapter of the national coalition of 100 black women. he said the sequester hits

families the hardest because it cuts funds for financial aid and education programs like head start. >> they'll cut 10s of thousands of positions in head start. when those kids can't go to head start, they'll be home, their moms will not be able to go to work. think of what that does to the family. >> proceeds from the fund- raiser go to the women's group employment and training programs. well, it is the last day of the g.o.p. convention that is being held in sacramento. one key strategy is taking center stage for republicans. yesterday's speakers included former bush staffers, karl rove and ruben borales. both spoke about spreading the party message to a more diverse audience. borales says before the end of the year latino voters will most likely outnumber white voters. >> republicans may not need to capture a majority of latino votes, but we must do significantly better than we have. >> the spring convention wraps

up today with delegates electing a new chairman and vice chairman for two terms. state democrats will hold their convention in sacramento next month. one of the country's most powerful republicans is furious about an online post targeting his wife. kentucky senator mitch mcconnell is the senate republican leader. the group progress kentucky tweeted a dispassengerring remark about the ethnicity of his wife former labor secretary elaine choi. the group has twice apologized for the tweet which it described as quote inappropriate. we're getting more information about yahoo's decision to end employee telecommuting. according to the website marissa meyer checked the company's virtual private network logs. that is the program employees use to log into yahoo's network and work from home. apparently, it showed that employees were not logging in enough. this led to myers' announcement last week that telecommuting will end in june.

she says yahoo needs a more collaborative company culture. >> with spring break just around the corner, many people are looking for a get away. this year it's not going to come cheap. travel industry experts say it will cost you about $372 round trip this year for an airline ticket. that is 9% higher than last year. and when you tack on hotel and food, it can all get very pricey. orbits.com has just released their top 10 destinations for spring break. they include four florida cities including orlando and miami. the list also includes las vegas, cancun, new york, and los angeles. a warning is being sent out to the thousands of college students expected to head to cancun for spring break. officials say they are going to step up patrols, so there will be more marines, soldiers and police watching the area's bars and hotels. they are hoping to keep party goers safe and crack down on those causing trouble. as many as 43,000 college students are expected to travel to that area this spring break.

they're closing until jun 30th to protect harbor seals pmpg drake's is a largest aware in marin county. it's popular for kayakers, wind surfer, and divers. harbor seals gather within the area, and it's home to the largest breeding colony of harbor seals in the state. experts say visitors should say at least 100 yards away from the seals if they encounter them. the closure is meant to minimize the chance of people coming into contact with the seals. hundreds of delegates from 177 countries will meet in bangkok, thailand today to discuss trade protection for five species of sharks, specifically the ones hunted for their fins. a recent study shows 100 million sharks die each year from overfishing, pushing some species to extinction. sharks are fished for their meat, liver oil, cartilage and valuable fins. it's 9:21. big cuts could be on the way

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the legendary iditerod race is under way in alaska. yesterday thousands gathered in downtown anchorage to watch the start of that race. this year, 66 mushers are competing, and each team is running with 12 to 16 dogs. this race lasts for a while, because it crosses nearly 1000 miles. goes across alaska to the bering sea coast. last year's winner made it in nine days, 7 hours and 29 minutes. more than 100 people on board a united airlines jet are safe after an emergency landing at san francisco international airport. it happened yesterday afternoon around 4:30. an airport duty manager says

the pilot told controllers the air bus 319 had a hydraulic problem. the plane was headed to s.f.o. from vancouver. that flight was carrying 102 passengers and 5 crew members. ever wondered what your neighborhood sheriff deputies are up to on a saturday night? last night some people found out during a virtual ride along in san carlos. san mateo county sheriff's detective remember bah rosenblatt and deputy colin smith took to facebook and twitter for the virtual ride along. they posted pictures, answered questions and documented stories of the night. >> it's all about a push to really interact with the community, and show them that we're all on the same team >> the more they know about the neighborhood and the people in the neighborhood, it's all for the better. >> and these here are some of the tweets from last night's event. the virtual ride along lasted until midnight. dozens of teaching positions could be on the line in vallejo. according to the times herald, the school board will consider cutting more than 46 full-time positions at its annual budget

meeting on wednesday. teachers have to be notified about possible layoffs by march 15th. last year the board cut 115 positions as part of deep budget cuts. >> a new state law banning public school fees is causing a lot of confusion. that law prohibits schools from charging fees for classroom items and activities. schools are also prohibited from requiring students to bring certain materials to class. so, now schools and teachers are trying to raise money for field trips and school supplies, and they say that's exactly what the law allows. supporters of the law say it will make it easier for low income families. in the wake of nc2a sanctions, st. mary's won a critical basketball game last night. they won 80-57, notching the team's 26th wi of the season. matt deladova became the school's all time leading scorer. st. mary's is looking for another n.c.a.a. tournament bid. on friday they were put on four

years probation for recruiting violations. it's 9:26. let's head back to rosemary for a look at how the day is shaping up. outdoor plans, still looks pretty good? >> yes. not enough rain to ruin any plans. this morning when i walked in, radar was lit up, but you know, in the overnight hours, our temperatures begin to sink down to their dew points, we have a little bit of extra moisture, maybe a little bit of lift, and then we definitely see that possibility of light scattered showers. we didn't see a whole lot earlier this morning, and look at storm tracker now. it's barely giving me anything. if i zoom in closer along the peninsula, perhaps along 280, maybe a few sprinkles falling there but not a whole lot. we have been so incredibly dry it's really hard to make it to the ground. fast forward into tuesday, though, because this is when we will see a good system move through. as we spent the morning, partly cloudy skies, the rain still to the north, by the afternoon, it's sliding into the north bay. by nine, 10:00 it's into the central and south bay. and then while we sleep it will

continue to pass through. we wake up wednesday morning with scattered showers. so the wednesday morning commute may be a little wet. anywhere from a quarter to half inch of rain. maybe up to an inch of rain if we get lucky. and the snow for the mountains will be anywhere from half foot to a foot. we're looking forward to this. meanwhile for today by the afternoon, a mix of sun and clouds. outside chance at maybe a few sprinkles, breezy at times but the afternoon highs notable cooler. low 60s, partly cloudy tomorrow. the rain moves in again tuesday afternoon. back to you. it's the first sunday since the pope resigned. what a new poll says catholics want to happen within the church and what they are most concerned about. >> and a hayward police officer shoots and kills a man following a traffic stop. we'll tell you about the latest on this investigation, and exactly what led up to the gun fire. [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature.

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welcome to mornings on 2. it's sunday, march 3. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. crime technicians are at the scene of the latest officer- involved shooting in the bay area, the fourth since thursday. hayward police say it all began with the suspect allegedly backing his car into them. alex savage is live at d street and foothill boulevard, where alex just wrapped up an interview with police. >> police are confirming to us that a hayward police officer shot and killed a man who was a passenger inside this car, that we want to show you that is still within this crime scene, still a very active crime scene

out here at d street and foothill boulevard. a sergeant told me this car ran from a traffic stop and then came speeding toward the officer, who then opened fire. and we also just found out that officer actually had a civilian ride-along with him when the shooting happened. although neither the officer or that civilian were hurt. after the shooting, the car then sped off, and it crashed at this intersection a few blocks away, but the shooting was nearby on flesher lane. it happened about 3:00 this morning on the 700 block of fletcher. that's when an officer tried to make this traffic stop on a car that he believed was suspicious. the car then sped up and police say the driver intentionally tried to run down the officer. he feared for his safety and then opened fire, hitting the passenger. >> the officer responded to a threat, and you know, what could have happened differently is that the -- you know, the driver could have complied. and you know, followed the -- the directive of the officer, and not tried to run them over.

>> reporter: now, the driver actually ran off after the crash, but officers moved in quickly and took that man into custody. he's now being questioned, and investigators are really trying to talk with him and get a better sense of exactly why he tried to run down this police officer and the civilian ride along in the first place. bringing you back out here to a live picture, this is d street and foothill boulevard that is still a very active crime scene. this entire intersection blocked off, and it will be blocked off maybe for some time more this morning, as you can see, an active investigation, the coroner is here on scene, they'll be removing the body, and a lot more investigative work to do but still an active crime scene in hayward this morning after an officer- involved shooting. live in hayward, alex savage, ktvu. santa cruz police say a man is facing charges for stealing from a growing memorial to the two police detectives killed last week. on friday, santa cruz police say a woman reported seeing a man take a large bouquet of flors from that memorial and get into a taxi.

police and the woman followed that taxi, and they did recover those flowers. the man has been identified as 53-year-old kenneth mcfay. he was booked for vandalizing a law enforcement memorial and for public intoxication. the outpouring of support for the officers has been constant and touching. on thursday, santa cruz police discovered that teddy bear at a memorial for detectives. on its chest you can see there is a purple heart. also a note that read purple heart is for the sacrifice above and beyond the call of duty when one loses their life for the protection of others. it is believed that it was left by a veteran or member of the military. police are storing it for the officers' families. the memorial for the two officers is scheduled for thursday, march 7th at noon. it's held at san jose's h.p. pavilion to handle the thousands that are expected to attend. and ktvu will be covering that service live. our coverage will start at 11:00 in the morning, and we are also going to stream the service on ktvu.com. it was santa clara

county's biggest gun buy-back event ever. the sheriff's office says it collected more than 1100 firearms. most of those weapons turned in were handguns and rifles. they were exchanged for $100 each, but some focus also turned in several assault weapons, and they were given $200 per weapon. >> all of these weapons are good to get off the street. these are exceptionally -- because they'll take a high- capacity magazine. >> sheriff officials say the department handed out $114,000 during the buy-back and they did not run out of money and even extended the hours of the event. the buy-back was paid for by public funds from the county. meantime, solano county is getting ready for its first ever gun buy-back event. that's scheduled for next saturday, march 9s from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. it will be held at the solano county fairgrounds in vallejo. and similar to santa clara county, $100 will be handed out for each handgun, shotgun and rifle. $200 for assault weapons. today is the first sunday

at the vatican since pope benedict xvi's resignation. sunday's services are taking place today in vatican city. the college of cardinals will meet daily starting tomorrow. in those meltings they will set the date for the conclave, the secret election for the new pope. the papal apartment will remain sealed until a new pope is elected. a pugh research poll finds 46% of u.s. catholics want some change within the church. changes include modernizing the church, tough ening its stance against sex abuse. allowing priests to marry and bringing women into the priesthood. >> the word catholic itself means universal. it's been handed down for now almost 2000 years. i don't know so much as a game changer as someone who is going to continue a modern approach of how we bring the faith to a modern world. >> the poll also finds catholics are concerned about the direction of the church and how it will recover from certain schedule scandals, as well as internal divisions. a homeless encampment is about to get under way for a

cleaning of that encampment in san jose. tomorrow people who live on spring street near the airport will be given a warning. then 72 hours later, the city plans to start cleaning out the encampment. that will include removing trash and debris. and taking down any structures. they will also be storing property and belongings for 90 days. meanwhile police are investigating an overnight stabbing. that happened just before midnight near the long house restaurant on monterey street. police say a 36-year-old man was found with stab wounds to his back. they say he had gotten into a fight with three men, one of those men has been arrested. police are still searching for the other two involved. the victim was air lifted to a nearby trauma center. a house fire in hillsberg took life of a 34-year-old man. firefighters found troy vokel on the ground outside his home on west grand street just after 9:00 yesterday morning. they said he had second and third degree burns all over his body and was flown to u.c.

davis medical center where he later died. investigators say they think the fire started in the kitchen. a wildfire in southern california is now out, but now the search begins to figure out what caused it. that fire started thursday in the 4á678 arupa valley and burned more than 300 acres. crews remained at the scene overnight to make sure there were no flare-up. at the peak of the fire thousands were evacuated from their homes. one rv was destroyed and a home was badly damaged. crews are looking into whether flying embers may have sparked it. a fast-moving wildfire continues to burn near daytona beach, florida. the 1000 acre fire started there yesterday afternoon, prompting the evacuations of more than 300 residents. late last night, people were allowed to return back home. that fire is now 75% contained, but high winds and low humidity remain a concern. partly cloudy cool conditions in store for your afternoon. this morning, we're waking up with partly sunny, mostly

cloudy conditions, even a slight chance that maybe a few sprinkles. outside and around san francisco, a mix of clouds out there. the moisture has been pulling in and the overnight hours continues at this hour. we're not in the clear just yet, although the rain has really tapered off in the last couple of hours. a little drizzle reported at times, a few pockets of rain. overall, not much. seeing just a few scattered showers here along highway 92. over the hills, and this is where we will have our best chance at remaining with the slight chance of scattered showers through the hills today, seeing a little bit of sunshine out there, and that solar heating helps to destablize our air, and so pop- up showers will be a possibility as well. but again, generally it will remain over the hills. the rest of us will be partly cloudy, dry, notable cooler, behind this system. the cooler air will drive our temperatures down. i'll show you those in just a moment. over the sierra, picking up snow this morning. and the highest elevations expected to pick up an inch or two. not a lot but we'll take it.

here we are with mostly cloudy skies this morning. by the afternoon, notice over parts of the east end of the areas, right looks like maybe fairfield, maybe davis, maybe just east of clear lake, a few pop-up showers here, but mainly for the central valley, into the afternoon. again, the bay area remains mainly dry. over the santa cruz mountains, may see a few sprinkles for today. into the evening hours, we will clear out by tomorrow morning, with the residual moisture in place from today. you can expect to start out with partly to mostly cloudy skies and maybe some fog getting back to work on monday. i know we don't want to think about monday just yet but i wanted to point it out. tuesday, here comes the wet system that will bring us a good amount of rain. to the north bay by five, 6:00 in the afternoon on tuesday. 8, 9:00 it's moving into the central bay down to the south bay by 10:00. we're sleeping, it's still raining as we get up for work on wednesday morning, perhaps wet roadways, scattered showers remaining in the forecast for wednesday morning. and then we'll continue with scattered showers wednesday afternoon, thursday, and we're

try as we get into next weekend. 56 degrees right now in concord. 56 in napa, 52 oakland. low 50s san francisco, upper 50s san jose. 61 degrees in antioc. so maybe even feeling a little muggy out there in some areas. 61 expected for the afternoon high in oakland today. 61 for mountain view, 62 san jose. 63 in antioc. so antioc, you're not going to budge a whole lot between now and then. 62 in napa, low 60s in santa rosa. 63 today in santa rosa. yesterday santa rosa, about 72. so you'll feel that. into monday now, with the sun and the clouds. dry conditions, low 60s in the forecast. here comes that rain tuesday afternoon. wednesday, thursday, upper 50s, low 60s in the forecast for the second half of the day. back to you. we have been keeping an eye on the sierra for you. guess what? it's snowing. let's give you a live look. a little hard to see. you can see the flakes coming down. it looks just wet right now. this is interstate 80 and king vail road. you can see the cars moving

through there without a problem, but there should be more snow coming. this is a wake storm moving across the mountains. still expected to bring an inch or 2 to the higher elevations. a bigger storm is expected on tuesday through friday when more snow is expected to fall. that, of course, is welcome news, because it's been dry, dry, dry. the latest snow survey shows we experienced the dryest january and february on record. well, lake tahoe's water is getting a little clearer. every year the clarity is measured by determining the depths at which a white disk can be seen from the surface of the water. last year's annual average clarity depth was recorded at 75.3 feet. that is an 11 foot improvement from the all-time worst recorded depth back in 1997. experts are crediting an environmental improvement program for keeping the lake cleaner. starting tomorrow, people will have to pay more to park near at&t ballpark. weekday rates of 25 cents per

hour from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., but prices will be hiked for the big games. metered parking will cost 5 to $7 an hour. metered parking is part of muni's s.f. park program, an experiment that tests whether charging more for parking spots in high demand will reduce congestion. putting an end to the red light cameras? which bay area cities could be getting rid of them for good, and why. >> and a gun store is thanking the president for bringing business to his store. we'll tell you why the approach is sparking a lot of controversy. >> but first, let's take you outside for a live look at the east shore freeway. sun has made an appearance out there. let's tell you about an accident up in santa rosa. looks like a car hit a denny's. 9:43 on the clock. this is mornings on 2. gewh, baby.

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welcome back. on this sunday morning, a beautiful shot over the hills of lafayette. lafayette at this hour, mid to upper 50s outside your doors. [ music ] well, one year later, there were more cheers than tears. a big change from the scene last year in indiana when tornadoes leveled several communities, including the city of henryville. the last 12 months have brought support, rebuilding and generous donations, giving survivors a reason to celebrate. a remembrance ceremony and parade reflected back on the tragedy, and the outpouring of love from people all over the nation. 14 people were killed, and hundreds of homes destroyed in that storm, which unleashed five tornadoes in a single afternoon. a small community near sacramento will hold a public memorial tonight to mark one

year since the killing of a 13- year-old girl. jessica funkasm's body was found in the dugout of a baseball diamond at a park in rosemont on march 6 last year. no arrests have been made, despite a $10,000 reward for information. a vigil will be held at 6:00 tonight at the park where she died. the case of a stockton girl missing since 1996 is getting some new attention. investigation discovery is a t.v. network that features crime- related documentaries. and tonight and tomorrow morning, it will run the story of kristin smart. smart disappeared after attending a friend's birthday party at cal poly. smart's family hopes the t.v. show will provide them with answers. there is new video of the oakland couple whose family and friends thought they had gone missing in peru. >> [ speaking in spanish ] >> that video posted online of garrett hann and jamie neil shows the couple happy and

healthy. the two were out of contact for about a month while traveling in the amazon. fears for their safety triggered a search by the u.s. state department. the couple surfaced last week and called home. no word on when they will return to the bay area. secretary of state john kerry is urging unity and reform in egypt. he is wrapping up his visit today, meeting with egyptian president mohammed morsi and other government officials, as well as opposition leaders. kerry says they must resolve their differences in order to get egypt's faulterring economy back on track. >> it is paramount, essential. , urgent, that the egyptian economy get stronger. that it get back on its feet. >> the u.s. is concerned that continued instability in' just will have broader consequences in a region already rocked by unrest, and areas such as syria. violent clashes between protesters and egyptian security forces are raising concerns about upcoming

parliamentary elections. posters in a new hampshire gun shop are causing mixed reaction. this poster of president obama in the window of collectible arms and ammo calls him the firearms salesman of the year. but it is posted next to others of hitler, mao and stalin. people in that area say that's disrespectful. the shop's owners say the store fronts are two separate messages, and says he isn't saying anything negative about the president. >> i don't like how they're comparing barack obama to those three terrible people. >> i honestly don't think it's good. >> do you think it's disrespectful to the president? >> in fact, i think we're complimenting him. >> the owner of the shop says the sales have increased since the talk of tighter gun laws began and he says he doesn't think the president is a dictator, but does believe that some of his ideas violate the constitution. the future of a southern california nuclear power plant is unclear, bringing the state's energy use into question. it has been more than a year le radioactive gas forced a

shutdown of the san onofre nuclear plant. now authorities are questioning what to do it with. the state of the plant will affect future energy use in the state with regulators trying to figure out how to replace lost power water rates are expected to increase in santa rosa and nearby communities. according to the santa rosa press democratic, the sonoma county water agency is proposing a 5% increase to cities and water districts that buy from the agency. the cost to individual households could go up 2.1%. the revenue collected would go to planned upgrades to its system. the rate hike will be debated this week. if approved, the increase is set to kick in on july 1. the red light camera days could be over for three bay area cities. according to the mercury news, hayward, redwood city and san rafael are considering ending their red light camera programs. this comes as the camera vendor, red flex is under fire amidst accusations of a $2 million bribery scheme. officials in other bay area cities say they're happy with their cameras and plan to keep

them. they're getting ready to create jobs for bay area use. jamba juice's president plans to make announcements tomorrow morning. the company is looking to fill 3500 positions. the event kicks off jamba juice's national hiring day held at tuesday at stores across the bay area. concerns surrounding nascar safety. if new measures officials plan to take to make sure fans don't get injured after a serious crash last weekend. >> mostly cloudy skies outside our door this morning. we'll turn partly cloudy for the afternoon. a slight chance of rain. i'll explain coming up. you can't move the tv there.

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with seminarians decades ago. a southern california freeway looked like a parking lot yesterday, as cars were bumper to bumper on the 405. there were only two lanes open, so traffic was slowly just inching forward. weekend construction caused that traffic jam, as crews worked to move the center median and repave that freeway. it is part of a $1 billion project to reconstruct that freeway. all lanes are scheduled to reopen tomorrow at 5 a.m. the time now is 9:54. and we are recapping our other top stories for this morning. investigation is under way into the third fatal officer- involved shooting in the bay area this weekend. aroundfully:30 this morning, hayward police shot and killed a suspect who they say backed his car into a police vehicle. inside that vehicle, was an officer and a civilian taking part of a ride-along. neither were hurt. and in a separate shooting, a wild 20-minute chase in san jose ended when two officers shot and killed the suspect. police say the 25-year-old

flashed a gun and tossed out items from his speeding car such as a baseball bat as well as a woman's purse. early this morning, crews demolished a florida home sitting on top of a massive sinkhole. the dangerous situation also forced rescuers to call off the search for the man swallowed up by the hole thursday night. yesterday families living nearby were given 30 minutes to gather their belongings and evacuate. nascar is looking at the placement of gates at its tracks nationwide, after a crash in daytona last weekend injured more than two dozen fans. the fans were hurt when a piece of kyle larson's race car ripped through a fence. two fans are still in the hospital. the crash has forced nascar to take a closer look at safety, specifically at their tension around the tracks. nascar is running in phoenix today and you can watch that race right here on ktvu at 11:30 this morning. wide receiver randy moss has caught his last pass with the 49ers. he left a message on his twitter page, stating wish we could have finished the job. thanks for the opportunity.

and good luck in the future, niners. even though months ago head coach jim harbaugh said he wanted to have moss back, n.f.l. sources say moss is gone after one season. he caught just 3 touchdown passes, the new orleans saints are reportedly interested in signing him. the san jose sharks are back alive with a win at home last night. the sharks took on the nashville predators. detain boil scoring the power -- danny boil scoring the power play goal to put the sharks on the board. 2-1, the predator goes empty net as time runs out but are unable to get off a quality shot and the sharks hang on for the win. only the second regulation win for the team in the past 15 games. the san jose earthquake start their season tonight at home in a tough match-up. the team takes on real salt lake which in a match between the two top teams in the western conference last year start of the season marks a last for the team at buck shaw stadium. next year the team will play at a new facility in san jose which is currently under construction. it's 9:56.

let's head back over to rosemary for how the day will look. >> hi. not picking up a lot of return here along the radar, but still, i'm compelled to show you just because we're talking about a bit of rain, perhaps, for today. seeing some cells here off of santa cruz. you may see a little light rain come your way in the next 15 minutes to half hour. here is a look at what you can expect. a few passing showers a possibility for today. seeing some sunshine out there. that will help destablize the atmosphere, and we could actually find ourselves with a few pop-up showers. mid 50s to upper 50s, and time for your lunch hour. and then into the afternoon. upper 50s to low 60s. a notable cool-down from yesterday's highs. talking 5 to 10 degrees cooler. could be breezy at times. but we get through today, and we're dry for monday. wake up with a little bit of fog tomorrow. a nice robust system going to come in tuesday. last into wednesday. a few scattered showers on thursday. >> and then you said next weekend? >> can you beli